Duplex

A good movie for a laugh...few scenes are very funny..acting is normal, but the old lady plays her part good, a new kinda comedy...drew looks sexy in it, i had a laugh wheni watched it..worth for the money... Full review

I HATE movies where the premise is everything goes wrong. That is this movie in a nutshell, enjoy. I have nothing else to say but the system wants 30 words... Full review

Awful, it is about time someone came up with an original idea for a movie. The gross out scenes of Drew throwing up...... geez nothing that hasn't been rehashed over and over again. This movie doesn't do anyone talented (i.e., Drew... Full review

My favorite scene was when the old lady burned up his lap top computer. Then he took it outside and then a vehicle ran over it. His publists thought that he was making up a big lie. Then I love the... Full review

Watch if you want to, I didn't really remember it all too much, but I remembered briefly that I did actually see it a while ago.... Full review

This movie was def worth seeing. Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymoore make a cute couple. The story is like this, Nancy and Alex move into a Duplex. But there is one problom, the old lady who lives up stairs. To me,... Full review

I guess this movie was alright. It could have had more excitement and more time put into it. It'll probaly be in the $1.00 theater before long. But it's definitly worth your money!... Full review

I guess this movie was alright. It could have had more excitement and more time put into it. It'll probaly be in the $1.00 theater before long. But it's definitly worth your money!... Full review

This is a funny film with a moderate story, but the jokes will make you laugh! You should go see it!... Full review

the movie was alright, not worth going to the theater to see, and i definately wouldnt buy it, but it wouldnt be a waste of time or money to rent it, i got a few laughs out of it... Full review

Duplex," from 2003, is just as bad. You add up all these unpleasant people, and you get one decidedly unpleasant picture. Until a shady real-estate agent (Harvey Fierstein) shows them an apartment that's too good to be true. ... Full Review

The movie feels awfully tired and stale, as we go through an escalating series of challenges and torments that afflict the young couple. Much of the film demonstrated a fairly natural but subdued palette. ... Full Review

Essentially a 90-minute pilot episode for a rejected TV sitcom, Duplex is watchable only for Essel's ridiculous performance as the film's geriatric monster.....Duplex is the better DVD experience.....a three-minute "Behind the Scenes Special" that's really a montage of banal behind-the-scenes footage set to music;....It's interesting that Buena Vista Home Video will release Duplex on the same day as Cold Creek Manor .....a tenant harasses a frustrated artist and his spouse before someone makes a killing wri ... Full Review

Duplex" draws out the worst in us, making us laugh even when we know we shouldn't. Stiller and Barrymore are sympathetic urbanite monsters, people we think we might like to be friends with, although deep down, we're really glad we aren't. ... Full Review

Those were just acting roles that leveraged the stereotype of the nasty Napoleon. We might assume it was no reflection on his personality that he was cast as the diabolical dispatcher in the TV series "Taxi. ... Full Review

The play opens literally with a bang, as Harry (Justin Kirk) leaps onto designer Alexander Dodge's bare stage set waving a prop gun. In a funny stream-of-consciousness rant delivered with manic volatility by Kirk, and in the scenes that follow,... ... Full Article

Connect to Facebook/Twitter, recommend via email and much more. As a director, Danny DeVito's previous film was "Death to Smoochy" in 2002. He's on a roll. ... Full Article

Dreary, tedious, and mean-spirited.And those are its good points. Two smug yuppies with an overdeveloped sense of entitlement buy a beautiful Brooklyn brownstone dirt cheap, and never imagine that the small catch -- the unevictable tenant in the upstairs... ... Full Article

Danny DeVito is demented. We know this to be true because the ads and trailers for his recent box-office flop, Death to Smoochy, blatantly stated as much. ... Full Article

Three working fireplaces. A 19th-century oak writer's nook. A stained glass window, featuring pretty little bluebirds, no less. The duplex in Brooklyn looks perfect. And so does the couple moving into it, successful first time novelist Alex Rose (Ben Stiller)... ... Full Article

There's a battle between actors at the box office this weekend, which wouldn't be unusual except neither one is actually acting. Danny DeVito and Peter Berg, who have each starred in dozens of movies over the years, will go head-to-head... ... Full Article